BHU UET - 2018(B.A LLB)

Question 1 of 141

1. Question

Which country is to host World Environment Day – 2018 (WED – 2018) celebrations?

India
China
South Africa
Brazil

Question 2 of 141

2. Question

Which one of the following are some important pollutants released by steel industry in India?

Oxides of sulphur
Oxides of nitrogen
Carbon monoxide
Carbon dioxide

a, c and d only
b and c only
a and d only
a, b, c and d

Question 3 of 141

3. Question

Saffron is obtained from which among the following part of the plant?

Stigma
Anther
Stamen
Pollen

Question 4 of 141

4. Question

Which among the following is not a ‘hereditary’ disease?

Thalassemia
Colour blindness
Haemophilia
Leukemia

Question 5 of 141

5. Question

Which one of the following metal is used for ‘amalgamation’?

Copper
Mercury
Lead
Aluminium

Question 6 of 141

6. Question

LPG is a hydrocarbon consisting of a mixture of:

Methane and butane
propane and butane
ethane and propane
ethane and butane

Question 7 of 141

7. Question

In context with computers, what can be the uses of ‘cookies’?

Maintain information
Run a programme
Deliver a virus

Choose the correct answer:

only a
a and b
b and c
a, b and c

Question 8 of 141

8. Question

Deposition of which among the following in the joints, causes arthritis?

Lactic acid
Oxalic acid
Acetic acid
Uric acid

Question 9 of 141

9. Question

Which among the following is the edible part in rice?

fruit
Cotyledons
Endosperm
Embryo

Question 10 of 141

10. Question

In the Windows XP, what does XP stands for?

Extra-Powerful
Experience
Extended Platform
Experienced Platform

Question 11 of 141

11. Question

In many countries which cold climates, the municipalities often sprinkle salt on icy roads in winter. Which among the following is the correct reason for this?

The salt inhibits the formation of ice crystals
The salt lowers the freezing point of water
The salt raises the freezing point of water
The salt provides necessary friction to the tyres of the vehicles

Question 12 of 141

12. Question

Dalton’s name is associated with which of the following terms?

Electron
Proton
Atom
Neutron

Question 13 of 141

13. Question

A gold ring which is 50% pure. Its purity can be alternatively shown as:

24 carat
22 carat
18 carat
12 carat

Question 14 of 141

14. Question

Which among the following is the main constituent of ‘Biogas’?

Methane
Propane
Butane
Ethane

Question 15 of 141

15. Question

Which State has topped the Health Index progressive report, which is recently released by NITI Aayog?

Punjab
Kerala
Uttar Pradesh
Tamil Nadu

Question 16 of 141

16. Question

Which Indian personality has been conferred the ‘Grand Collar of the State of Palestine’?

Sushma Swaraj
Lata Mangeskhar
Narendra Modi
Amitabh Bachchan

Question 17 of 141

17. Question

The ‘Sela Pass’ is located in which State?

Sikkim
Arunachal Pradesh
Manipur
Himachal Pradesh

Question 18 of 141

18. Question

Who established the ‘Tatvabodhini Sabha’?

Debendranath Tagore
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
Rabindranath Ragore
Keshab Chandra Sen

Question 19 of 141

19. Question

Who initiated the ‘Young Bengal Movement’?

H.P. Blavatsky
Henry Vivian Derozio
William Jones
A.O. Hume

Question 20 of 141

20. Question

Which of the following pair is incorrect?

Swami Vivekananda – Ramkrishna Mission
Jyotiba Phule – Satya Shodhak Samaj
Gopal Krishna Gokhale – Adi Brahma Samaj
Atmaram Pandurang – Prarthana Samaj

Question 21 of 141

21. Question

Which of the following State was not annexed by Dalhousie under the ‘Doctrine of Lapse’ policy?

Jaitpur
Satara
Junagarh
Sambalpur

Question 22 of 141

22. Question

In which of the following State ‘Kuka Movement’ was initiated?

Rajputana
Punjab
Bengal
Bihar

Question 23 of 141

23. Question

Which of the following pair is incorrect?

Bengal Gazette – James Augustus Hikki
Banga Darshan – Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
Kesari – Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Hindu – Dada Bhai Naoroji

Question 24 of 141

24. Question

Which of the following pair is correct?

First Congress Convention – Calcutta
Second Congress Convention – Madras
Third Congress Convention – Nagpur
Fourth Congress Convention – Allahabad

Question 25 of 141

25. Question

Chronological sequence in which the following events are correct?

Partition of Bengal, Creation of Muslim League, Surat Congress Convention, Congress-League Pact
Creation of Muslim League, Surat Congress Convention, Partition of Bengal, Congress-League Pact
Partition of Bengal, Surat Congress Convention, Creation of Muslim League, Congress-League Pact
Surat Congress Convention, Creation of Muslim League, Partition of Bengal, Congress-League Pact

Question 26 of 141

26. Question

Montegue-Chelmsford Reform is also known as:

Indian Council Acute, 1892
Indian Council Acute, 1909
Government of India Acute, 1919
Government of India Acute, 1935

Question 27 of 141

27. Question

The words ‘Satyameva Jayate’ inscribed below our national emblem have been taken from:

Puran
Jataka
Mandaka Upanishad
Mahabharat

Question 28 of 141

28. Question

Which one of the following is the author of the book key note?

Jawaharlal Nehru
J.R.D Tata
J.N. Dixit
Arundhati Roy

Question 29 of 141

29. Question

The largest amount of energy the Earth receives from the Sun is in the form of

X-rays and Gamma rays
Infra-red rays and heat
Ultraviolet rays and X-rays
Gamma rays and visible rays

Question 30 of 141

30. Question

In which one of the following cities, the headquarters of World Trade Organization is located?

Tokyo
New York
Berlin
Geneva

Question 31 of 141

31. Question

Legal Principle: Marrying once again during the subsistence of earlier marriage is an offence punishable under law.

Facts: Mr. Kumar and Ms. Anita are married for the last 4 years. Ms. Anita met with an accident and was admitted to the hospital in an unconscious condition. Now 50 days have lapsed and her unconscious condition continues. The doctors say that her survival would be difficult. Mr. Kumar and Ms. Anita have a young kind aged 8 months, whom they love very much. As there is no body to take care of the child, Mr. Kumar asked his friend Ms. Urmila to take care of child. She imposed a condition that she would take care of the kid only if he marries her. Under these circumstances Mr. Kumar married Ms. Urmila.

Ms. Urmila forced Mr. Kumar to marry her. So Mr. Kumar has not committed any offence.
Mr. Kumar was helpless under the given circumstances. So he has not committed any offence.
Mr. Kumar by marrying Ms. Urmila has committed an offence.
Mr. Kumar has not committed any offence as the doctors in the hospital have said that Ms. Anita’s survival is difficult.

Question 32 of 141

32. Question

Legal principle: An acute of God is an operation of natural forces so unexpected that no human foresight or skill could reasonably be expected to anticipate it.

Facts: The young Boys Associated was celebrating its 10^th anniversary and arranged for a concert by a leading musical group. The event was organised in one of the best auditoria and all the tickers were sold out. On the day of event, an earthquake destroyed many buildings including the auditorium. People who had purchased the tickers asked for the refund from the Young Boys Association as show could not take place.

The Young Boys Association must refund the cost of tickets.
The management of the auditorium must refund the cost of tickets.
The Young Boys Association or any else need not refund the cost of tickets as it was an Act of God.
The ticket holders can demand the show to be organized at a later point of time.

Question 33 of 141

33. Question

Legal Principle: No remedy for the injury caused by an acute, to which one has voluntarily consented.

Facts: In an exhibition cricked match organised by a club, Kohil hit a full toss delivery of Hans over the fence for a six. The ball fell on the head of Shome, a spectator and severely injured him. Shome had purchased a ticket costing Rs. 1,000 to watch the match. Shome and the Club Manager are sworn enemies.

Shome can recover the costs of his medical expenses from Kohil.
Shome can recover the cost of his medical expenses from Hans
Shome can recover the cost of his medical expenses from the Club Manager
Nobody would be liable to pay anything to Shome.

Question 34 of 141

34. Question

Legal Principle: When at the desire of the promisor, the promise promises to do some acute, such promise is called consideration for the promise.

Facts: ‘A’ arranged his Birthday Party at his home, and his friend ‘B’ promises to cook a special dish for the guests. On the day of the party, ‘A’ finds that ‘B’ neither came to his party nor did he cooked the special dish. ‘A’ sues ‘B’ for the breach of contract. Will ‘A’ succeed in his action?

‘A’ will succeed because his friend has failed to keep his promise.
‘A’ will succeed because his reputation was affected due to his irresponsible behaviour
‘A’ will not succeed because there is no consideration for his friend’s promise to bring the special dish.
None of the option

Question 35 of 141

35. Question

Legal Principle: The Constitution of India guarantees freedom of speech and expression to all the citizens subject to the power of the State to make a law and impose restrictions on this freedom in the interest of sovereignty and integrity of India, the security of State, friendly relations with foreign States, public order, decency or morality, or in relation to contempt of court, defamation, incitement of an offence.

Facts: Joy TV, a Hong Kong based Satellite TV Company introduces a new channel called as ‘Channel XXX’ which can be viewed in India. It is meant for adults since it telecasts only adult films. The Government of India passes a law and bans viewing of this channel and other similar channels in India. It also makes reception and circulation of such programmes by cable TV operators throughout India because they were expecting massive viewership for Channel XXX. The Cable TV Operators Federation in New Delhi filed a writ petition in the Supreme court challenging the validity of the new law as contrary to freedom speech and expression. What could be the main argument on behalf of the government to justify their action?

The Government has all power to allow or to stop the telecasting of a new channel in the country.
State can impose reasonable restriction in the interest of decency or morality, on telecast of a channel showing adult films.
Freedom of speech and expression does not include freedom to air adult films
State can impose reasonable restriction to maintain public order.

Question 36 of 141

36. Question

Legal Principle: Nothing is an offence, which is done by a person who is bound by law to do it.

Facts: ‘A’ a Police Officer, without warrant, apprehends ‘Z’, who has committed murder.

‘A’ is guilty of the offence a wrongful confinement
‘A’ is not guilty of the offence of wrongful confinement.
‘A’ may be guilty of the offence a wrongful restraint.
‘A’ cannot apprehend ‘Z’ without a warrant issued by court of law.

Question 37 of 141

37. Question

Legal Principle: Indian Parliament had enacted a law in 1994, prohibiting commercial dealing in human organ.

Facts: ‘A’, a poor man in dire need of money to pay off his dues to the lenders, ‘A’ approaches ‘Z’, a doctor, to operate on him to remove one of his kidneys for money. Whether ‘A’ has committed any offence?

Yes, removal of kidney for money is illegal
Yes, removing kidney for money to save the life of another.
No, ‘Z’ performed the operation with ‘A’s consent and fully explained him the risks involved.
No, as act was done for ‘A’s benefit so that he could pay off the money lenders.

Question 38 of 141

38. Question

Legal Principle: Services rendered to a patient by a doctor (except when given free of charge) by way of consultation, diagnosis and treatment fall in the definition of ‘service’ under the Consumer Protection Acute.

Facts: ‘A’ was the only child of his parents. Once he had high fever and his parents called a doctor at home. Doctor charged for this visit and father made the payment. This doctor used to work at a reputed hospital in Delhi. The doctor administered certain medicines and asked the nurse to stay with him for night and administer to him a chloroquine injection. This injection was generally not suitable for young children. The nurse, without prior test, followed instructions of the doctor and gave the injection. As a result of an allergic reaction, the child died. The parents sued the nurse and the doctor.

Doctor was rendering a ‘service’, hence liable to pay compensation
Doctor was not liable as he came to their home to give personal treatment and was not in the hospital
This is not a service, hence not liable
Only the nurse is liable.

Question 39 of 141

39. Question

Legal Principle: When one person signifies to another his willingness to do or to abstain from doing anything, with a view to ontaining the assent of that other to such act or abstinence, he is said to make a proposal. The expression of willingness/desire results in a valid proposal only when it is made/addressed to some person(s).

Facts: ‘X’ makes the following statement in an uninhabited hall: “I wish to sell my mobile phone for Rs.1000”

Which of the following derivations is correct?

‘X’ made a statement that resulted in a promise
‘X’ made a statement that resulted in a proposal
‘X’ made a statement that did not result in any proposal
‘X’ made a statement that resulted in an agreement

Question 40 of 141

40. Question

Legal Principle: Legal aid is a right and not a charity

Fats: A person facing a criminal charge in a criminal trial pleads that he is unable to engage an advocate for reasons of poverty and that he should be provided with a lawyer at State expenses to defend him.

State is bound to provide him a lawyer as it is a matter of his right.
State may refuse to pay the expenses of lawyer to a criminal.
State may deny on the ground of unavailability of lawyer or lack of finance.
State may provide him a lawyer on the condition that he will return to the Government the fee payable to the advocate within a reasonable period.

Question 41 of 141

41. Question

Legal Principle: Justice must not only be done, but also be seen to be done.

Facts: A Judge is a shareholder in a Company, which is a party to a case before him. The integrity of the Judge is above suspicion. Both the opposing counsels affirms their faith in the impartiality of the Judge. The case is at the stage of final arguments. The Judge, however, recluses himself from the case, on the ground of his shareholding.

Which of the following is the most appropriate statement in the light of the Principle cited here?

The Judge should have continued hearing the case since he was an honest Judge.
The Judge should have continued hearing since the counsels of both the parties have requested him to do so and, had thus agreed to adjudication by him.
Had the Judge continued to hear the case, its outcome might have appeared to be prejudiced, even though it would not have been so.
The Judge could have lost objectivity in the case and therefore reclused from it.

Question 42 of 141

42. Question

Legal Principle: It is settled principle that an occupier should not do a dangerous acute without adequate warning.

Facts: ‘A’ was cutting a large tree on his land. Some boys were playing nearby. ‘A’ paid no attention and the tree fell, one of the boys was hit by a branch and suffered injury.

The boy was illegally present and cannot claim protection of law.
‘A’ was liable as he did not give warning of the danger likely to arise by the falling tree although he knew that the boy was present.
‘A’ is not liable as there is no duty to warn a person present illegally on the occupier’s premises.
‘A’ was carrying out his lawful profession on his own and anyone came there at his peril. Hence, ‘A’ is not liable.

Question 43 of 141

43. Question

A woman in India on whom the rape is committed is called:

prosecutrix
prostitute
fallen
woman of easy virtue

Question 44 of 141

44. Question

Mr. A, a witness in a case gave a statement in a court for which he knows it to be false. He committed the offence of

peril
false evidence
perjury
mistake in law

Question 45 of 141

45. Question

Sometimes, an accused seeks pardon from the court and offers to give evidence against all others involved in a crime. He is called

Witness
Clone
Approver
Plaintiff

Question 46 of 141

46. Question

A ‘deponent’ means

a person who makes a statement under oath
a person who signs a FIR
a person who files a plaint
a person who is a defaulter of certain Government dues

Question 47 of 141

47. Question

‘The law of place’ is termed as:

National law
lex loci
Jus Remedium
Judge made law

Question 48 of 141

48. Question

The Committee formed to suggest solution to curb ragging on the campus in the Educational Institutions is named as

Y.K. Sabharwal Committee
Universal College Committee
Tehelka Committee
R.K. Raghavan Committee

Question 49 of 141

49. Question

The Union Government on the recommendation of the _____ under the Chairmanship of _____ has decided to decriminalize section ______ of Indian Penal Code.

20^th Law Commission, Justice A.P. Shah and Section 309
20^th Law Commission, Justice M.P. Shah and Section 307
Supreme Court of India, Justice H.L. Dattu and Section 309
Planning Commission, Law Minister, Section 309

Question 50 of 141

50. Question

Name the Commission which organised State on the basis of Languages:

Fazl Ali Commission
Dharam Vir Commission
Ashok Mehta Commission
Sanathan Commission

Question 51 of 141

51. Question

An ‘encumbrance’ in legal parlance is a

liability on property
grant of property
gift of property
restriction on property

Question 52 of 141

52. Question

The present UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is from

Portugal
North Korea
China
Mongolia

Question 53 of 141

53. Question

Which of the following Asian Languages are UN Official Languages?

Hindi and Japanese
Chinese and Hindi
Japanese and Arabic
Chinese and Arabic

Question 54 of 141

54. Question

The First Woman Judge in the ICJ(International Court of Justice) is

Sandra Williams
Dame Rosalyn Higgins
Fatima Bivi
Gyan Sudha Mishra

Question 55 of 141

55. Question

Who is the Chief Election Commissioner (As per May 2018)?

H.S. Brahm
Om Prakash Singh Rawat
Achal Kumar Jyoti
R. Balakrishna

Question 56 of 141

56. Question

The test of creamy layer in reservation policy in India is not applicable to:

SC
ST
OBC
Both SC and ST

Question 57 of 141

57. Question

Schedule IX of Indian Constitution:

provides immunity to the laws listed in it
enables legislations to claim protection from attack under the Constitution
deals with protection to land reform legislation only
provides immunity to legislations listed in it but now they are liable to judicial review

Question 58 of 141

58. Question

Creation of a new State requires _____ majority for Constitutional Amendment.

Simple
two-third
three-fourth
two-third plus ratification by half of all States

Question 59 of 141

59. Question

A retired Judge of Hight Court cannot:

practice in the Supreme Court
Practice in any High Court in India
Practice in the High Court from where he has retired
Practice in any court in India

Question 60 of 141

60. Question

Central Vigilance Commissioner shall hold office for a term of _____ years from the date on which he enters upon his office.

4
3
2
1

Question 61 of 141

61. Question

Which one of the following decided to set up a website, which will compare the World’s Constitutions by themes online “to arm drafters with a better tool for Constitution design and writing”?

UN
Google
Microsoft
Amnesty International

Question 62 of 141

62. Question

A woman is changing her clothes in a trial room, ‘A’ is peeping through window. What offence is committed by ‘A’?

Rape
Sexual assault
Voyeurism
Stalking

Question 63 of 141

63. Question

‘X’, a doctor, informs his patient ‘Y’ that he is suffering from cancer. hearing this, ‘Y’ dies of heart failure. ‘X’ has committed

culpable homicide not amounting to murder
no offence because X communicated in good faith
the offence of killing Y because X knew that Y could die after hearing the news
the murder of Y

Question 64 of 141

64. Question

For providing affordable access to justice to the citizens of India at the grassroots level, at their doorsteps, a body was established by an Act of the Parliament that came into force on 2^nd October 2009. What this Statutory Body is called?

Nyaya Panchayat
Gram Nyayalaya
Gram Panchayat
Mobile Court

Question 65 of 141

65. Question

The Right to Privacy is a Fundamental Right decided by the Supreme Court in 2017. Identify the case

Justice K.S. Puttaswamy vs. Union of India
Govind vs. State of MP
Madhukar Narayan vs. State of Maharashtra
Mr. X vs. Hospital Z

Question 66 of 141

66. Question

The judgment of International Court of Justice is signed by:

the President and Registrar of the Court
all the Judges who heard the case
only the President of the Court
only the Registrar of the Court

Question 67 of 141

67. Question

Which of the following is not true?

Use of computer to perpetrate acts civil or criminal wrong is computer crime
Theft of computer hardware or software amounts to computer crime
Use of special knowledge about computer technology for an offence is computer crime
None of the option

Question 68 of 141

68. Question

Which of the following is appropriate authority to make law to regulate the right of citizenship?

Parliament
State Legislature
President
Chief Election Commissioner

Question 69 of 141

69. Question

Constitution of India abolishes untouchability and the right against it is enforceable against:

the State
private party
Both the State & private party
persons of another cast

Question 70 of 141

70. Question

A person arrested and detained in custody shall be produced before the nearest Magistrate within:

12 hours of such arrest
24 hours of such arrest
48 hours of such arrest
a reasonable period of time as police deems fit

Question 71 of 141

71. Question

Environment means:

air, water, land, forest
air, water, plants, mines and minerals
air, water, animals, plants, microorganism, living creature and their inter-relationship
air, water, animals, plants and micro-organism

Question 72 of 141

72. Question

‘A’ shows revolver to dead body and removes valuables from that dead body. Which offence has ‘A’ committed?

Theft
Robbery
Criminal mis-appropriation
None of the option

Question 73 of 141

73. Question

For stealing purse, ‘X’ thrusts his hand into the pocket of ‘Y’ but there is no purse in the pocket. ‘X’ has committed

attempt to commit theft
no attempt to commit theft as its commission was absolutely impossible
no attempt to commit theft as its commission was relatively impossible
theft irrespective of fact whether purse was there or not

Question 74 of 141

74. Question

Ramesh instigates Somesh to kill ‘Z’. Somesh refuses to do so. Ramesh has committed the offence of

attempt
abetment
criminal conspiracy
no offence

Question 75 of 141

75. Question

Shyam puts on military uniform and pretends himself to be an Army Officer and dishonestly receives money for appointing ‘M’ in Army. Which offence Shyam has committed?

Extortion
Cheating by personation
Fraud
Criminal Breach of Trust

Question 76 of 141

76. Question

‘A’ intended to kill ‘X’ but kills ‘Z’ by mistake. Which of the following statement is correct in this regard?

‘A’ will not be held liable because he did not kill ‘Z’ intentionally
‘A’ will be liable because of doctrine of transferred malice
‘A’ will not be held liable because the death was caused by mistake
‘A’ will not be liable because death was accidental

Question 77 of 141

77. Question

Who was elected as Provisional Chairman of the Constituent Assembly?

Sachchidananda Sinha
Dr. Rajendra Prasad
Dr. K.M. Munshi
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

Question 78 of 141

78. Question

The concept of Joint Sitting of both the Houses of Parliament has been borrowed under the Constitution of India from the Constitution of

Soviet Union
South Africa
Australia
Canada

Question 79 of 141

79. Question

The Anti-Defection Law came into existence by

42^nd Constitutional Amendment
52^nd Constitutional Amendment
92^nd Constitutional Amendment
93^rd Constitutional Amendment

Question 80 of 141